Mr. Sweet wrote a song about another New Jersey historical figure, Joe Mulliner.
"That awful crater filled in from bottom to top and from side to side," Dr. Sweet writes.
Mrs. Sweet writes books and cooks crab soufflés, attends town meetings in the local firehouse and knits her children stockings.
Dr. Sweet writes about the 20 years she spent practicing medicine at San Francisco's old Laguna Honda Hospital, a giant chronic care facility for the city's destitute and ill.
Sweet!" wrote Chris Messina, a 26-year-old San Francisco resident, in a recent Twitter post visible to his group of friends on the service.
'When not reviewing my exhibitions, Mr Sewell can be sweet,' wrote Grayson Perry He was in the right place at the right time – so why is Chagall regarded as an also-ran of Modernism?
Witzig was one of the first people to document Australian surf culture, and, as Sweet writes, "his writing and photography provided firsthand documentation of the single most important development in the history of the sport: a shift from unwieldy long boards to lightweight and highly maneuverable short boards".
"If consumers know (or reasonably should know) the potential ill health effects of eating at McDonald's, they cannot blame McDonald's if they, nonetheless, choose to satiate their appetite with a surfeit of super-sized McDonald's products," Sweet wrote.
Sometime in the autumn of 1983, Stipe and Sweet wrote at least three songs together.
Dr. Sweet wrote about her work at Laguna Honda, her study of Hildegard's medicine, as well as her pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in her book, God's Hotel: A Doctor, a Hospital, and a Pilgrimage to the Heart of Medicine, which won the gold medal for nonfiction at the California Book Awards from the Commonwealth Club last year.
